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Surabaya Gone Green

Tuesday, January 8, 2008

She built city parks, put river banks in order and managed garbage disposal by involving local citizens.

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THE sky went dark over Surabaya one afternoon. The rain poured down along with strong winds. From behind the window curtain of her office, Tri Rismaharini took a peek. Her face looked tense. “I always panic when there are strong winds, lest the trees on the road might fall,” said the head of the City Park and Sanitation Office of Surabaya.

Then Tri Risma—as she is better known—prepared herself to inspect the cleanliness of Surabaya that

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